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Old 12-21-2015, 02:47 PM #1
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I've had success with Rocket Dog shoes. I don't wear heels either.

Check out this pair:

http://www.rocketdog.com/casuals/win...invt/winsletmn
I actually like them. I think I will buy a pair. I also just ordered a pair of ballet slippers. I wear them around the house, they are really easy on the feet.
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Cole haan flats for work. Barefoot or flip flops otherwise. Heels arent possible if I want to live.
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Default Some good flat shoe grands...
Privo by Clark's-I usually find them at DSW or Macys. I have to wear flats and am on my feet a lot for work. For dress I find Ann Klein and 9West make stylish flats to wear with dress clothes-but these Are meant for dress when you are out for a few hours.
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https://www.thegrommet.com/fitkicks

Another good shoe for those of us with walking/balance/sensory issues. And they're affordable!!
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Another good shoe for those of us with walking/balance/sensory issues. And they're affordable!!

Cute, I wonder if they're non-skid?
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Looks as if they have nonskid soles--maybe not as nonskid as some shoes do but should provide considerable traction. I'm guessing though!
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Cute, I wonder if they're non-skid?
Yes, they are non-skid. Plus, you can wear them in the shower for more steadiness. I'm getting a pair!
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Yes, they are non-skid. Plus, you can wear them in the shower for more steadiness. I'm getting a pair!
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http://www.surveee.org/shoelace.html

I thought this was interesting. I never even saw the boot lace hole before this video.

I struggle to find shoes that will stay on my feet. No heel. Even slippers need to be bootie style.
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My oldest son overheard me talking to someone about these shoes and he ordered me a pair!! They'll be here tomorrow! I'll take a picture of them and post it when they get here.
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